Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-11
BENwooD.

- ut,a delivered a fine sermon
ey.,9 Y ahn,rh last Saturday night; "
NC ao .Sdition TO the st. Johns scn'o "a
S;ng viii be completed next wees, , Of u
y and Mrs. Geo. Heatnerinst 1rrsi o
panI minnesota, are visiting NJ ~
,;s. Fila Crook will return home 70
us, U.s. - to-morrow. after pleasant Visi' b
tlmore to-Lno G
friends here Ian x;.itiug
.nds on Main street, returned W /.
d, yesterday o;.v had their
Vets picked at the Fair one uAs
en- : CONSIGNMENT of grapes and vegetables
0uIIe;re Arm was stolen THURSDAY
- from the Ohio River raifoao
bonse which does duty ioi;
u un frs;obt express room, etc, al 'h''
int. -. oo,nter Mt the
rerside steel plant "Wednesday es. .aa 70
- of the participants were muie'e'
D I-,ne of S. and costs .Issc;ng
S.mes Price is slowly convaiescins
weekS>yer. this
: of the M. Nbus, o.
ing next. Ale held under the auspic"
it should be wefsation Saturday even
The County Bcsrct is worthy 'ne'
: iners held an examined.
, school building yesterdasehers Exam
No services viii be hele> the puoic
Church this morning. The q
vices will be held in the Brick c. ~. IL
e Little Misses Lille and Alma Res
I Floral Home, are visiting on Main ST.,
, Mrs. S. McFadden is still confined to
room with badly sprained ankle.
Miss May, an sffable lady Of Falrmo
l will sojourn in this city for some time.
Mrs. ". Hoyt returned to her home
t st. Mary's after pleasant visit to friel
7 here.
z The talented actress, Miss Mathers, '
r attract many to her performance this we
D Mrs. Humble and Mrs. Dixon, two
Unable ladies OF Steubenville, are
Z guests of Mrs. E. Newton, Sr.
Mrs. W. Burses is the guest OF frle'
5 in Pittsburg.
f Mrs. l.. Woodbridge and Miss And
5 son, of Bellaire. were in town Thursd
: calling on friends.
2 The Gibson-Travis wedding Thursc
D was a most pleasant affair, the contract
: parties of which are we'll and favora
. known. Mr.. John Gibson, the groo
t formerly of Wheeling but now permane
: located at Columbus, Ohio, is a promis
5 young business man. The bride, NJ
D Mary, eldest daughter Of Mr.. John Tra'
3 a highly respected citizen of this place,
e most charming young lady. The &c
r mony was performed at high noon by K
7 H. McMenamin, in the parsonage. 1
: bride was attired in handsome costu
: of garnet elk, with bonnet to match. !
bridesmaid wore similar costume. !
gentlemen wore the conventional bla
8 The attendants were Miss Bee Travis
= Mr.. Will Baker, of Fulton. A
ception was held at the n
E dence of the brides parents q
l after the happy couple had received
, congratulations of those present who W
: the immediate relatives and friends
, guests were ushered into the dining TO
; where a banquet, which was triumph
: cuisine art, awaited their discussion. 1
following is but partial list OF the pr
, ents: Gold watch and chain, the pres
I of tie groom. Feather bed, pillows a
bed room set, Mrs. Gibson; table lint
8 towels and stand scarf, Mr.. Thomas G
son; silver tea spoons, Miss Casino j.
nings, New York; silver butter knife, NJ
Annie Jennings, New York; pair of hal
some vases, Miss Marian Gately; glass
: set, Miss Pratt; bedspread, MIS-. Dan
= Lucket; table cloth, Miss Emma Baker; La
5 brequin and bedspread, Mrs Pratt; pair
handsome mantle ornaments, Miss Ar
Gibson; embroidered pillow shams, Miss
Travis: dressing case scarf, Mrs. j. Viii
Providence, r. l.; dress patterns and nj
: kips, Mrs. Jos Speidel, Wheeling; bedro
E water pitcher, Miss Kate Duncan; hal
painted vases and quilt, Miss Kate Tray
silver bread and cake knife, the Mis-
2 McCabe; silver spoon holder, Mr Edw'
! Kelley; table cloth, Miss Mary Gokei \
iolica bread plate, Miss Belle Gerri
towels, Miss Nellie Murray; lambreqr
and bed spread, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Nj
ray; hand painted fruit dish, Miss Fan
Gerrity; pin cushion, Miss Agnes TRAY
towels, Miss Emma Keolins.